The MBBS and BDS (Dental) Admission test results for the session 2025-2026 will be published tomorrow, Sunday (December 14). The merit list for government and private medical and dental colleges will be available on the official website.
This year, the admission test for both MBBS and BDS was conducted on Friday (December 12). The exam was taken from 10:00 AM to 11:15 AM at 17 centers across the country. As per the report, about 98 percent of candidates participated in the exam.
MBBS & BDS Result 2025-26: Merit Calculation System
The merit list for MBBS and BDS admission is prepared by combining academic results with the written exam score.
Here is how the marks are calculated:
- SSC GPA is multiplied by 8 to make 40 marks
- HSC GPA is multiplied by 12 to make 60 marks
- These 100 academic marks are added to the written admission test score
Candidates who appeared for the admission test for the second time, or those who were previously admitted to a medical or dental college, will receive minor mark deductions as per DGHS rules.
Result Published Date
A relevant source informed that the result preparation process is almost complete and the authorities are ready to publish the results on December 14, 2025.
“The admission test was completed smoothly across the country. Since participation was very high, the result is being prepared with strict verification. Candidates can expect the merit list to be published on the scheduled date,” the source said.
Once published, candidates will be able to see their score, merit position, and eligibility status for MBBS or BDS admission.
How to Check MBBS, BDS Result
Candidates can easily check their results by following these simple steps:
- Visit the official website of DGHS or the medical admission portal
- Click on the ‘MBBS/BDS Result’ option
- Enter roll number and required details
- Click on the submit button
- View and download the result
Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the result for future admission steps, including college choice and migration.
Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the result for future admission steps, including college choice and migration.